Britain has expanded the anti-Russian sanctions list

The UK has expanded the anti-Russian sanctions list, adding 10 individuals and 20 vessels allegedly linked to Russia. This was stated on June 17 in a document published on the British government's website.

"10 new positions and 20 new ship designations have been added as part of the anti—Russian sanctions regime," the document says.

In particular, two citizens of the Russian Federation, a citizen of Ukraine, and a citizen of Poland were sanctioned.

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The financial intelligence services of a number of European countries still refuse to cooperate with Moscow.

On June 3, Switzerland, following the EU, expanded the sanctions list against Russia. The updated list included 17 individuals and 58 organizations, as well as 189 ships and 31 enterprises.